INDIANAPOLIS -- Indiana Pacers players and coaches often have said depth is one of the teams best assets. They proved it on Saturday night. Roy Hibbert scored 20 points and led six players in double figures to help the Pacers beat the Charlotte Bobcats 99-77. The teams were in similar situations, both having played tough games one night earlier. Indiana was coming off an 87-74 win at Boston, while Charlotte was following an overtime loss to Atlanta. The Pacers were running full speed in the second half as the Bobcats were wilting. Indiana trailed 49-43 at halftime but outscored Charlotte 56-28 after the break. Indianas reserves outscored Charlottes 21-11 in the second half. "Weve got eight guys, maybe nine that could probably start on other NBA teams," Pacers forward Danny Granger said. "Thats a lot of depth. Id like to say we have more depth than most teams." Hibbert, who briefly left the game with a sprained right ankle, also had eight rebounds and three blocks. Tyler Hansbrough scored 15 points, Darren Collison had 14, Granger and George Hill each added 13 and David West 10 for the Pacers (6-2), who improved to 3-0 at home. "Handling home," Hill said. "Its something that we preach. We want to be unbeatable here and .500 on the road. Any time you can do that, it can get you a long way." D.J. Augustin scored 20 points, Gerald Henderson had 14 points and 10 rebounds, and Byron Mullens added 10 points and 11 rebounds for the Bobcats (2-6). Indiana shot 51 per cent and held the Bobcats to 33-per cent shooting -- the fifth time the Pacers have held an opponent under 40 per cent. "It says a lot about our team because it was a grind-it-out game against a veteran team," Granger said. "We grinded them out, we put our defence out there and played to the best of our ability. Those are the kind of games you have to win." Charlotte disappeared after halftime. "We did not play tough," Charlotte coach Paul Silas said. "They banged us up and we didnt respond. We played hard in the first half, and Im not sure what happened in the second." The Pacers made a run early in the third quarter. A layup by Collison tied the score at 51, and a tip-in putback by Hibbert on Indianas next possession put the Pacers ahead. Granger broke out of his slump to push Indiana ahead 56-51. Charlotte shot 1 for 8 from the field during Indianas 15-3 run to start the second half. Hibbert scored on back-to-back possessions to give Indiana a four-point lead before he went down with the ankle injury. Right before Hibbert was hurt, Hill was issued a technical foul after disagreeing with a foul call against him, but Augustin missed the free throw and the Bobcats failed to score on the extra possession. The Pacers took advantage when Jeff Foster scored on a putback to bump Indianas lead to 68-62. Indiana led 71-63 at the end of the third after shooting 57 per cent from the field in the quarter, while Charlotte made just 5 of 25 shots in the period. "We allowed them to be too comfortable in what they were doing (in the first half), so we pressured the ball more, tried to force some more turnovers, and it worked," Granger said. Henderson threw Hill off his back with 10:45 to go and Hill was restrained by Pacers coach Frank Vogel. Indianas Dahntay Jones made the technical free throw then Henderson was called for an offensive foul after he threw an elbow at Hill on the next possession. By then, Indiana led 76-63, and the Pacers remained in control from there. "Were going to try to play with a chip on our shoulder all the time, but know that this is our home court, and we cant let anybody come in here and disrespect us," Hill said. The Bobcats felt as though they wasted an opportunity in the second half. "We didnt bring the same kind of energy we did in the first half," Henderson said. "Our offence kind of slowed down a bit. They got a lot of points inside, a lot of offensive rebounds, and we didnt match any of that." Granger said he expects tough challenges from upstart teams because the Pacers have generated so much buzz early this season. "I think weve got a mark on our back now," he said. "Were not going to be able to sneak up on too many people anymore. They realize that we are a good team, and were here to stay. It makes it all the more important for us to come to play." Notes: Charlotte F Corey Maggette missed his second straight game with a left hamstring strain. ... Indiana G Lance Stephenson did not play for the second straight game because of a sprained left ankle. ... Charlotte F Tyrus Thomas started and had 10 points and seven rebounds after missing six games with a sprained left ankle. ... 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